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Shropshire Council’s school meals service celebrates contract success

By Shropshire Live11 July 2012
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Shropshire Council’s school meals team is celebrating after winning new contracts to provide a catering service to 10 schools in Walsall and Worcestershire generating a total of £700,000 for the council.

Shropshire Council’s school meals service celebrates contract success

The team currently provides meals to 144 primary schools and 16 secondary schools in Shropshire, and also provides catering services to sixth form colleges, independent schools and schools in North Wales, Telford, Hereford and Worcester. In Worcestershire, which has no dedicated school meals service, they also provide meals to 52 first, middle and secondary schools.

They have now been awarded contracts to provide a school meals service from September 2012 to a further six primary schools in Walsall and Willenhall, and four schools in Worcester, including a large secondary school. They have also retained the contract for John Masefield High School in Ledbury, which recently went out to tender.

Cecilia Motley, Shropshire Council’s Cabinet member responsible for the school meals service, said:

“Winning these new contracts is wonderful news and is further, welcome, recognition of the excellent service and food that our school meals team provides, both here in Shropshire and just over the border.”

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